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  1. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    I feed mine 15-16% protein. that's feed we have here. mine are super crazy and love to get wet when it rains. luckily we don't get much rain.
  2. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    I prefer to keep them separate from the other breeds. they are low in pecking order. I live in 9a zone (moved from 9b) and silkies are fine with heat. they need a shelter during the day as all the chickens do. no special care needed.
  3. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    even if you could shipping to another part of the planet would be impossible. otherwise I would have already asked a lot of your birds.
  4. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    I would love to have that red. I have 1 red roo with 1 buff (with partridge pattern on the wings) and 5 black ladies. I hatched 4 black chicks so far.
  5. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    if you don't like her you can send her to me, lol. she is gorgeous!
  6. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    after she eat and drinks put her back to the bator. take her out a few hours later and repeat. I found out that bator helps a lot with weak chicks.
  7. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    luckily that crack was minor and as it was supposed to hatch soon I didn't take care of the crack at all. I do have a cracked indian runner egg that I covered with wax. I need to build maternity ward for my dutch bantams.
  8. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    a few days ago my 2 broodies had a fight and I found cold eggs. I put them in incubator. when one broodie hatched 1 duch bantam I took the chick and gave her again 2 silkie eggs. yesterday another ex broody had a fight with the poor one and kicked out all 6 eggs (2 silkie) that she was sitting...
  9. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    another black silkie hatched :wee the first one is 4 days old. the first broody has 3 dutch bantam chicks and 1 black silkie. she rejected a dutch bantam chick that hatched yesterday so I must make a cage for the other broody with 2 chicks and hope that the other 2 dutch bantam eggs hatch. I...
  10. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    I had 2 broodies (dutch bantam) sitting together. 3 chicks hatched: 1 black silkie and 2 dutch bantams). I separated 1 broody with the chicks and left the other one on the eggs. some eggs were set/laid 2-3 days later. I hope to hatch more silkies.
  11. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    ask someone more experienced. I don't dare to say anything.
  12. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    I had bad luck with intergrating 3 mo chickens. good luck anyway.
  13. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    you can separate both of them from the girls till they calm down. if you have a cage it will do. just no girls around.
  14. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    that's what the roos do. they might fight each other instead of mating and you might get infertile eggs. watch them.
  15. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    I'll try to get some eggs from bulgaria. a friend of mine will go there soon. I need some fresh blood.
  16. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    my boys look like sheep dogs chasing sheep, lol.
  17. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    my silkie ladies don't like my young boys. I am afraid I will not get fertile eggs.
  18. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    looks like horn, lol.
  19. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    sorry to hear that. my last years' first hatch was 10 silkies. 2 killed by the wyandotte broody, 7 died from 1 wo to 3 mo, 1 cockerel with pea comb survived. sold him as ornamental bird.
  20. chickengr

    Silkies - They’re simply SPECTACULAR!

    I love white fluffy balls but white silkies would be a magnet for hawks and eagles here.
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